Did Two Co-hosts Match on Black Midi's Hellfire?
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One panelist scored Black Midi's album Hellfire an 8.3 and called a B&M. A co-host had already landed on the same 8.3 and the same B&M, and he was pissed they matched. A third co-host stayed at 7.9 under the Prague rules.
The first panelist hit Black Midi and Hellfire, said fuck them and fuck everybody, went an 8.3, called a B&M, and said he thought they were going to do it. He repeated 8.3 B&M. The co-host shot back, fuck you, because he had done 8.3 B&M as well, and said the match was all he was pissed about. The third co-host said he would love to see a B&M, but he was still doing the Prague rules, so the score he had was 7.9.
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